[Adium-devl] Google Summer of Code iPhone/iPod Touch Client
Simon Hollingshead
simon.hollingshead at googlemail.com
Thu Mar 20 18:14:45 UTC 2008
http://adiumx.com/faq/AdiumForiPhone has been posted on this matter
already (Although I do like the idea). Also the fact that SDK apps
can't run in the background (apparently) also puts a damper on it as
you couldn't, for example, make calls/SMS whilst using any messaging
protocols.
On 20 Mar 2008, at 18:04, MAtt Baer wrote:
> My name is MAtt Baer (mind the 'A'), and this summer I'll be a
> rising sophomore of computer science and either math or physics at
> the College of Charleston. I was giddy when I saw Adium near the top
> of the (alphabetical) list of mentoring organizations for Summer of
> Code, so I went ahead and fleshed out some ideas for an Adium iPhone
> client. I would appreciate any feedback before I submit my proposal.
>
> I think few Adium users will be satisfied with the AOL client that
> has been announced for the iPhone. Though I haven't used it, I doubt
> that AOL is going to support any protocol besides their own, and I
> shiver at the idea that there might be ads.
>
> I imagine you have some idea of which protocols should be
> implemented first, so I'll leave that be. The application would
> allow simultaneous logins and would log chats, which could then be
> synced when you plug your device back into your Mac. Tabbed
> messaging is a must, and might implement that nifty two finger page
> switch thing. I imagine that the Webkit styles would be reusable.
> Encryption would be a priority as well. I love the idea of
> implementing Bonjour on a mobile device, that would have some really
> neat uses.
>
> Such an application has the opportunity to be very useful, and very
> popular. I would be happy to draw some mock ups and come up with a
> more complete list of features if you're interested.
>
> I love this idea, because it is both high profile and will allow me
> to justify buying one or a dozen of the devices. After the Summer of
> Code ends I would love to continue to contribute to this application.
>
> Thanks for you time,
> MAtt Baer
>
> P.S. Sorry if you got this message twice, I accidentally sent it to
> the GSoC 2006 listserv first
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